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WATCH: Charity volunteers to take abseil plunge to raise money for support dogs

by admin | May 20, 2021 | Charity, Community, News, Watch

A Sheffield support dogs charity is holding its first fundraising event in over a year to raise funds for a new training hub. Support Dogs UK has trained dogs to aid those suffering from physical disabilities, epilepsy and autism for the past 29 years.  The abseil,...

WATCH: Charity volunteers to take abseil plunge to raise money for support dogs

by joa18iaj | May 20, 2021 | Charity, Community, News, Watch

A Sheffield support dogs charity is holding its first fundraising event in over a year to raise funds for a new training hub. Support Dogs UK has trained dogs to aid those suffering from physical disabilities, epilepsy and autism for the past 29 years.  The abseil,...

Sheffield University’s Students’ Union helping small businesses bloom again

by joa18kw | May 20, 2021 | News

The University of Sheffield’s Students’ Union is working with local businesses to help them recover from the pandemic. Coffee Revolution, their independent coffee shop, began selling plants from Walkley-based shop Feels Like Home on Monday. Mark Broadhurst, joint...

Sheffield University’s Students’ Union helping small businesses bloom again

by admin | May 20, 2021 | News

The University of Sheffield’s Students’ Union is working with local businesses to help them recover from the pandemic. Coffee Revolution, their independent coffee shop, began selling plants from Walkley-based shop Feels Like Home on Monday. Mark Broadhurst, joint...

Sheffield Director of Public Health: The Indian variant will come to us

by joa18ncc | May 20, 2021 | News, Top Story 3 - Home Page sub 2

Sheffield’s Director of Public Health, Greg Fell, has warned the public about the new COVID-19 variant that was first discovered in India as the city became the most infectious area for coronavirus in South Yorkshire this week. The Indian variant has caused concern...

Islam association returns to feeding the homeless after lockdown

by joc19jl | May 20, 2021 | Community, Culture, News

A Sheffield Muslim association has given its first food donation of 2021 as part of its campaign to deliver food to homeless people.  The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Sheffield (AMA Sheffield) served more than 80 people with boiled rice and lentils at Cathedral Archer...
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